Flight Training

 

The first step in learning how to fly and earning your "Pilot Wings" begins with finding the right flight school and the right flight instructors to provide quality instruction to meet your needs. Baton Rouge Flight Instruction is committed to providing that quality flight training. Whether you are only interested in obtaining your Private Pilot's license or wish to pursue a professional career in the aviation industry, Baton Rouge Flight Instruction will assist you. Our flight instructors have many years of experience with thousands of hours of real world flying and daily piloting experience, both in fixed-wing and rotarywing aircraft.

Baton Rouge Flight Instruction provides training for Private, Instrument, Commercial, multiengine and ATP certificates. We also offer Flight Reviews, Instrument Proficiency Checks, refresher training as well as CFI / CFII add-on ratings.

Whether in an airplane or helicopter, Baton Rouge Flight Instruction will meet your aviation training needs. Call us today for your orientation flight/first flight lesson.

Baton Rouge Flight Instruction highly recommends that students purchase Renter's Insurance prior to solo flight. Renter's Insurance is available through AOPA, AVEMCO, or any other aviation insurance company.

 

*Special - Buy a block of 10 hours at a 5% discount

 

  
 

Private Rating

*The following breakdown explains the minimum cost associated with obtaining a Private Pilot Airplane rating, in our Cessna 172.

 

A Single Engine Airplane Private Pilot rating consists of a minimum of 40 hours of flight training plus books, a FAA written exam and a practical test. Estimated total costs are as follows:

 

 

 

$5,400 30 hours of flight instruction

$1,400 10 hours of solo flight

$400 20 hours Ground Instruction

$300 Books and study material

$150 Knowledge exam

$400 Examiners' fee for practical test

$140/hr. Aircraft rental for practical test

$8,140 Total estimated cost for Private Rating

 

** Individual results will vary. National average is approximately 55- 65 hours. Applicable taxes are included.

 

Instrument Rating

*The following breakdown explains the minimum cost associated with obtaining a Single Engine Airplane - Instrument rating, in our Cessna 172.

 

A Single Engine Airplane - Instrument rating consists of a minimum of 40 hours of simulated instrument flight, which includes 15 hours of flight training, plus books, a FAA written exam and a practical test. Estimated total costs are as follows:

 

$2,700 15 hours of flight instruction

$3,500 25 hours of simulated instrument flight

$400 20 hours Ground Instruction

$100 Books and study material

$150 Knowledge exam

$450 Examiners' fee for practical test

$140/hr. Aircraft rental for practical test

$7,390 Total estimated cost for Instrument Rating

 

** Individual results will vary. Applicable taxes are included. You must have a minimum of 50 hours of cross country flight time prior to taking check ride.
 

Home ▪ About ▪ Training ▪ Rental ▪ Other Services ▪ Links ▪ Contact
Baton Rouge Flight Instruction
4141 Chuck Yeager Dr.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70807
Ryan: 225.964.3878
Lynn: 225.939.9075
email: brfi@cox.net
    d

 

Site Design By RFsitesolutions.com